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French cyclist Auge stable after LTdL crash near Rembau, placed in induced coma

BATU PAHAT, Oct 3 — French cyclist Ronan Auge has been placed in a medically induced coma to stabilise his condition following a crash during Stage Six of Le Tour de Langkawi...

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法国自行车运动员奥格在雷姆鲍附近发生的LTdL事故中情况稳定,目前处于人工昏迷状态。

French cyclist Ronan Auge, aged 22, has been placed in a medically induced coma following a significant crash during Stage Six of Le Tour de Langkawi 2026.

Despite sustaining multiple bone fractures, his condition remains stable and is not considered life-threatening, according to Unibet Rose Rockets sports director Joram Grootveld.

Auge was swiftly hospitalized with the team's doctor by his side, and the team continues to maintain close contact with the medical team managing his care.

The competition is set to conclude with its final stage from Muar to Putrajaya.

BATU PAHAT, Oct 3 — French cyclist Ronan Auge has been placed in a medically induced coma to stabilise his condition following a crash during Stage Six of Le Tour de Langkawi (LTdL) 2026, but the rider is “in good hands” and currently doing well, said Unibet Rose Rockets sports director Joram Grootveld.

He said the 22-year-old was rushed to hospital immediately after the crash during the early stages of the Pandan Indah-Rembau route yesterday, with the team doctor remaining by his side to monitor his condition around the clock.

“There was a big crash at the beginning of the stage yesterday and it was such a big crash that we needed to get him to hospital very quickly. Our team doctor was with him yesterday and is also with him today.

“They placed him in a medically induced coma to ensure his condition stays stable. At the moment, everything looks quite okay. So, right now we have to take it step by step and see how his recovery progresses.

“But he’s in good hands right now. Our team doctor is with him and we hope that he has a good recovery,” he told reporters after the conclusion of Stage Seven (Melaka to Batu Pahat) here today.

Grootveld earlier confirmed that Auge sustained several bone fractures in the crash.

“He sustained several fractures. But, yeah, right now we just have to take it step by step and see how his recovery progresses,” he said.

Earlier, the team released a medical update on its official social media account, confirming that Auge sustained serious injuries in the crash, but that his condition remains stable and not life-threatening.

The team added that it remains in close contact with the medical team treating him in Malaysia.

The 30th edition of LTdL concludes tomorrow with the final Stage Eight covering 188.3km from Muar to Putrajaya. — Bernama

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